FG Drupal to WordPress by Kerfred reads a Drupal 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 database directly and ingests nodes, taxonomies, users and file entities into WordPress. Each imported post lands with _fgd2wp_old_node_id postmeta, taxonomy terms carry an equivalent termmeta and configuration lives in the fgd2wp_options wp_options key. The native UI runs a live log frame in the importer screen that disappears when the page closes.

SleekView Charts reads those postmeta breadcrumbs and joins them back to wp_posts, wp_terms and wp_term_taxonomy for a real audit. A Number card counts nodes imported successfully. A donut breaks them down by Drupal content type, which the plugin maps to WordPress post types or custom types. A bar lists imported terms by Drupal vocabulary. An area shows ingestion volume over time across the multi-pass imports the plugin recommends.

For sites that use Drupal Views or CCK custom fields, the Premium version writes additional postmeta keys that SleekView can also chart, so the dashboard scales with the migration scope.

Drupal-to-WordPress moves are notoriously long. Sites carry complex content types, deep taxonomies and CCK fields that all map differently. FG Drupal to WordPress handles the mechanics in passes, but the progress log lives in memory and the audit history exists only in postmeta.

Charting that postmeta turns the migration into a saved view that updates as new passes land. The client and the engineering team see the same numbers, which dramatically reduces the meeting load during the months when the new site is being built and the old one is still live.